New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29
morning last have been arrested and the prospect that
the other three will be captured.
MORE EVIDENCE AGAINST UNGER.
HIS VICTIMS REAL NAME AUGUST BOIL.


THEIR BUSINESS RELATIONs-wHAT A WOMAN IN
THE TENEMENT-HOUsE SAW.
The police Yesterday gained some additional inior
nation about the man whose headlcss BODY ""'
shipped from this city TO Baltimore In a trunk ana
also procured more evidence that he was murdered ny
Edward Unger at No. % Rdgest. Andrew Beiser' Jr'
butcher OF No. go Nnhave., told Inspector DyrhcS
that the murdered mans correct name was August
Boh Fourteen wears ago Mr.. Beiser met boni III
Glasgow, Scotland. BOIL unmarried Prussia'li
thirty-sx years old, with light complexion ana pl1hu
nustache. One of his fingers was bent almost uouu
account OF some injury. In 1879 he had Paitne
named Forester, in the manufacture OF saasaSo M S
casngs at Bradford. Scotland Leaving forresler W
attend to the manufacturing Bohl came to tins COUNT I
and travelled Tar California aud oregon. nc
started a factory the Columbia River before NC
returned TO Newiork and visited Mr. Beistr IN JuiS
1856. At that time BOIL had draft Tor ,Zoo wlcI
had been drawn on the Chemical Bank. IL was eaSneu
for him by Hallgartcn Co., at Brosd-st' ana h1 n
chane place, and he went to Germany lie came oack
TO this city again last September, bringing entch no
81 200 which was cashcd by School Commissioner
Tamsen. of Avenue ID. After making q Tying Journey
to Kansas, BOIL deposited = 100 in the frankln
Savings Bank at Forty secondst. and Eghth-avc' III
November he first met Edward Unger Aboat Dcccm-
ber Is he went with stout German to G1eh >
bntcher-shop at Morrc and Varet sts williamsburg
to sell six kegs OF sausage castings which were dciY
cred later by g. kacmptc & Co at the foot OF "est
Thirty -eighth-st. Thereafter Boil was known to he
much in Ungcrs company until the time of the murder
Edward Tngcr also born in Prussia, but he came
to this country when he fifteen years old. AZ the
outbreak of the war he enlisted in the United States
Navy and served the gunboat Ella on the Potomac
He Immediately re-enllsted. After being honorabiy
discharged from the Navy again in 1867 he cane 10
Aiterward he kept becr-shops in Market. Water,
Bleecker and Eldrdge sts, changing places often but
not succeeding well in business. Several years ago MS
wife became insane and was sent to the asylum on
Rlackwells Island, where she now is One OF his SONS
and his daughter in Roman Catholic institutions III
the city. Ungcr Obliged to sell out his last beer
slOp. at No. ~ EidTlrnp- November last. An
advertisement which he published at that time led TO
his uaintance with BOIL. who had some notion OF
becoming a bccr-selcr. BOIL and tngcr could not
come to agreement regarding the becrslop, but
their acquaintance ripcned into friendship. and alter
unger had obtained employment in billiard hall at
No ~ BOwefy h" was induced To 90 into partnership
with BOIL in the sale OF sausage casings.
t'nger remained "a prisoner at Police Headquarters
Yesterday and his son kept there also Inspector
Byrnes said that the prisoner still stubborn and
refused 10 say anything about Bohl except that he %
gone to Chicago The detectives thought they had
gained proof that BOIL murdered in Ungcrs room
at No. % RiGgest.. with hammer the head OF which
found to be sncared with blood to the handl"
lounge i'll the room bloody Indicating that Bohi
asleep the lounge when he was killed.
woman who lives at No. % Ridgc-st told the detec-
iscs that she Unger carrying pail out 10 cess
uool in th. ward one day last week He turned his
face away from her when she met him. The cesspooi
will he dragged to-day because 1t suspected that the
head of the surlcrcd man was hidden there by Cnger
District Attorney MARITIME an Inspector Byrncs had
con -utlon yesterday and indictment Clerk Lindsay
10 Baltimore with Detective 1itns to
get Bohs body After the body Is brought to this city
II will bc examined by coroner and another nquest
will be held.
Ingcr arrai,ncd before Justice Duly nj tho
Tombs in the morning and was charged with murder
ine Boh He refused 10 make any statement and was
rcmanded To Police Headquarters.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 2S.-Dctcctivc George 4. Titus and
j. -. Lindsay. representing the District Attorney OF New
York. arrived here tonight and after examining the
clothing the ho found in the trunk. determined to
remove them 10 NcwYork. The body was IN bad condi-
ion but IL placed In an lrtight collin and Mossrs
Titus aud l. nd-ay left with IT the 40 trnin They
satisfied that the body l. that of the missing man
Boil and that they have clear case against ungcr